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Not sure is this is the right section but saw this interesting way to asses weight
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maybe me...Thank you.
Someone posted here before, that they used the knuckle method to teach clients about body conditions.
Yes, I think it could have been. I remember the part about using it for the visually impaired.maybe me...
i work with the visually impaired and love this method.
generally speaking, yes. although we use it primarily for adults.....adolescents bodies can change fairly often during development but should not fall outside of these guidelines for more than several weeks. each pup is different. there are also some breed variations.@Fodder does this apply for all life stages?
Thanks and I recently experienced it with Trinity, she felt like was starting to get a bit chubby so I reduced her daily food by a little and in a week she is starting to look nice and lean again.generally speaking, yes. although we use it primarily for adults.....adolescents bodies can change fairly often during development but should not fall outside of these guidelines for more than several weeks. each pup is different. there are also some breed variations.
For me it depends on how she is standing, when she is in a stretch the pressure I apply is akin to applying lotion.Oh I'm so glad this was posted! My boy has so much fluff it's hard to tell his body score just by looking. Do you just lightly run your hand over them while standing to use this method? Or use a bit of pressure?
Thank you!!For me it depends on how she is standing, when she is in a stretch the pressure I apply is akin to applying lotion.
It's the method I used to teach all my adopters. It's simple and easy to understand.maybe me...
i work with the visually impaired and love this method.